The room was very dirty. I found a ball of hair between the bed and the nightstand. It was very small, so two people couldn't walk around at the same time. It didn't have air conditioning. The room window overlooked the street, and the noise at night was unbearable. The decor was extremely ornate, Indian-Rococo. Breakfast was served early; by the time you got downstairs, the bread was already cold and half-hard. We arrived before check-in time. We asked if they could give us the room, and they said no because they were full. We understood. But then they asked us for €20 to give us the room. We decided to go to lunch while we waited for check-in, and they didn't want to keep our bags safe either. Oh, I asked for payment at the time of stay; check-in is at 3 p.m., but the charge was made around 3 a.m. to our credit card, and we were going to pay in cash. In short, the only good thing was the proximity to Brussels Central Station, which is approximately 250m away.